Shrouded with mystical legends and folklore, Gunung Ledang continues to charm and intrigue locals and visitors alike. According to the legend of the Princess of Gunung Ledang, the sultan demanded that the beautiful princess present him with seven jars of women’s tears, seven trays of mosquitoes’ hearts and seven bowls of the sultan’s son’s blood. […]

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PULAU DAYANG BUNTING, located 17.6 km from Kuah, this island is the second largest island within the langkawi archipelago.
The island’s name which means ‘The Island of the Pregnant Maiden’, is perhaps inspired by the legends which surrounds the lake (known as Lake Guillemard) or by the physical appearance of the island itself, that resembles the […]

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One of Johor’s noted natural attraction, the Kota Tinggi Waterfall is a great favourite among the locals. Originating from the top of Gunung Panti, the waterfall cascades down a rock face some 34 metres into a small pool below.

Kota Tinggi Waterfall can get busy especially during the weekends. In the vicinity of the falls is […]

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